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Tag Archives: growing
Its Easy to be a Flower Bulb expert
Fall bulbs are to be planted in fall for spring blooms. Spring bulbs are planted in spring for summer blooms. Dig some holes or trenches, drop in some bulbs and wait for the big payoff in a few months! Do … Continue reading
Posted in Fall, Flower Bulbs, Flowers, Gardening 101, Spring, summer, Urban Gardening
Tagged bulb size, bulbs, expert, fall, firm bulbs, flowers, fragrance, garden, growing, healthy bulbs, perennials, proper time, Spring, summer, tips, tulips, tulipworld, white lilies
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Spring Garden Planning begins with Soil
Does soil really make a difference? YES, good soil does make a difference on anything you plan to plant in it. Plants often come with directions or information on type of soil that should be used. Most plants need good … Continue reading
Posted in Flowers, Gardening 101, Spring
Tagged drainage, good soil, growing, improve your soil, soil amendments, tulipworld
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